The Russian government has blocked mobile internet in several regions, maintaining the functionality of local applications.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Russia has imposed restrictions on mobile internet in various regions, citing security reasons in the face of drone attacks. Among the applications that will continue to function are government services, the Mir payment system, and the MAX messaging service, while foreign applications such as WhatsApp and Telegram will be affected. The Ministry of Digital Development stated that it has technical solutions to keep local applications active, emphasizing that the measures are necessary for the safety of citizens. This action is part of a broader trend to promote domestic services and control the internet in Russia, amplified by tensions with Ukraine.
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